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May 15, 2009Interlock USA, the supplier of window and door hardware based in Reno, Nev., has launched a new Web site at www.interlockna.com to refresh its brand image and showcase several new product lines. "This economy has been extremely tough on the fenestration industry, making it critical for manufacturers to focus on creating the most sophisticated products on the market if they want to remain... more »
May 14, 2009The New York State Small Business Development Center has named Frank Lowe Rubber & Gasket Co. Inc. its 2009 Manufacturer of the Year, as well as recognizing the supplier of weatherseals and related products as "an outstanding small business." Accepting the award, Ira M. Warren, president and CEO, was cited for his vision, confidence, hard work, dedication, creativity, drive,... more »
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Magen Nichole Moore of Columbus and Robert Blaine Davis of Columbus were married Oct. 3, 2009, at 1 p.m. at Lake Lowndes State Park, with Minister Bruce Morgan officiating. The bride is the daughter of Angie Camp and stepfather Duncan Camp of Columbus, and Chip Moore of Vernon, Ala. She is the granddaughter of Ardette Kuy Kendall and the late Pat Ingram, and Chess and Carol Moore and the late Rose Closs. The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather. She wore a Casablanca style dress. Misty Harris of Columbus served as matron of honor. Faith Camp, sister of the bride, Lindsey Killebrew and Chazz Price, all of Columbus, served as bridesmaids. The groom is the son of Robert and Cheryl Davis of Columbus. He is the grandson of Barbara Gregory and the late Elvis Gregory, and the late C. H. Davis and the late Kathleen Davis. Brent Mitchell of Millport, Ala., served as best man. Tyler Holbrook and Blake Parker, both of Columbus, served as groomsmen. The couple resides in Columbus. The bride is employed at Tomorrow's Pride Day Care and attends East Mississippi Community College and the groom is employed by Columbus Light and Water Department.
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Better known to Americans by its plural form, cannoli, just one cannolo is enough to convert even the strictest of sweets critics. Some say cannoli came to Sicily via the Saracens, while others think their origins are even older. And today? They're the most famous Sicilian pastry in the world.
But forget the super-cloying imitations you know from home: While there's a fair amount of sugar or honey mixed into the ricotta filling, the sweetness doesn't overpower the ricotta's fresh, delicate flavor. And when I say fresh, I mean fresh. No self-respecting Sicilian bakery will serve you a cannolo already filled; instead, the ricotta is made daily and piped into the fried cannolo tube when you order, along with your choice of candied fruit, chopped pistachios, or chocolate bits. So take a bite, feel the crunch of the shell against the creaminess of the filling, and just try not to love the people who invented this, whoever they were.


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Hong Kong's insurance market is steady, with employers recruiting to replace departing staff rather than creating new roles. Employers continue to recruit on a permanent basis in core functions of the insurance industry such as business development, underwriting, risk and actuarial. Temporary assignments are offered for less technical functions such as general administration.
In terms of skills in demand for the July to September quarter, we're seeing high demand for Compliance Managers. Insurers best equipped to manage regulatory challenges will benefit from potentially significant sales increases. Consequently, compliance experts are still in high demand, especially those with knowledge of global and local regulations. Specialised compliance roles are being created to tackle the increasing complexities in the regulatory landscape. This includes regulatory and general compliance from anti-money laundering, data privacy, regulated cross border sales, proper product sales, distributor disclosures and marketing materials. All in all, compliance standards need to be heightened to meet the regulator's requirements and emerging regulations, as well as to avoid reputational, investment and enterprise-wide risk.
Channel Development Managers are also sought. Key insurance companies are looking to win market share in the IFA industry. Employers are therefore adding headcount to their partnership distribution team in order to develop strategic partnerships with IFA businesses.
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Tweetbot is an award-winning, native Twitter client for the Mac. This full-featured client has fantastic support for multiple accounts and lists. It also has powerful mute filters, multiple column views, and much more.
Designed for OS X.
Tweetbot feels right at home in Yosemite with its beautiful interface, animations, support for Retina Displays and Notification Center.
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Open saved searches, lists, mentions, direct message conversations and more into columns or windows and never miss a tweet.
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If you use Tweetbot on iOS, your timeline, unread status, and mute filters will automatically stay in sync so you can always continue where you left off across devices.
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Tweetbot is the only Twitter client I will ever use because of its unique display and interface. The ease of navigation allowed on Tweetbot hasn't been matched elsewhere. It's hard to think of anything in the way of weaknesses or than nitpicks. However, as hard as it may be to find a superior Twitter client, it may be even harder to find an app with worse customer support. They won't read your tweets, let alone respond to them. I haven't received a single response to an email, either, which are were are all clear and respectful. Buy the app because it's great, but don't count on anything from Tapbots. They simply don't care.
The best Twitter client anywhere.
This is the best twitter client on any platform. It syncs with iPhone and even ancient iPad version over iCloud. (allegedly version 4 coming soon)
Sophisticated mute filters, and lists. Easy to attach multiple images.
That was good enough but when I started using multiple attached and detached columns for different lists and DM's and so forth, I realized it was worth every penny. So good.
A Tweetdeck-killer this is NOT
Many people have referred to Tweetbot as a "Tweetdeck-killer," but in even the briefest comparison of the two, Tweetbot is lacking in virtually every way.
* No fullscreen support
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* Displays RTs between users you follow (i.e. user1 RTs user2, and you follow both of them - you see both the original and the RT in your timeline)
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Antique Victorian Austro Hungarian 800 Silver Amethyst Seed Pearl Bracelet For SaleAntique Victorian Austro Hungarian 800 Silver Amethyst Seed Pearl Bracelet This sale is for a finely made and colorful, silver and amethyst bracelet, that was made in Austro Hungary during the Victorian era.This piece has maker marks on the tongue of the clasp that identify the piece to be made in Austro Hungary and for 800 silver content. The bracelet measures 7" long, is 1 1/4" wide at its widest point, and is 1/4" thick at its thickest point. The bracelet closes securely with its original push clasp and has an older and finely matched safety chain but I don't think its original to the piece and it does not come undone. The stones have been identified by certified gemologist to be natural amethyst, the larger and the smallest stones, only the four medium sized stones in the central pendant are paste. This piece is unique for its substantial and bold design that is intricately made with lots of color and pretty contrast between the rich purple amethyst and the creamy seed pearls. There are no stones missing and they all look original to the piece. The central amethyst is 5/8" long and the smallest amethyst stones are 1.5mm in diameter. The bracelet has an ornate setting with pretty scroll and tiny flower details that are enhanced by the bright gold vermeil finish. The amethysts range slightly in color, the biggest stone is the lightest, and the stones are open at the back and faceted on both sides so they have a lot of depth in color and refraction. There are no chips to the amethyst the surfaces are fresh looking with crisp faceting. There is some tiny chips and surface wear to the four paste stones but they are noticeable only upon close inspection. There are no seed pearls missing, a few are a tiny bit chipped, so the seed pearl borders are solid without any gaps. The setting doesn't have any signs of solder or repair and the piece has a bright and golden patina with very little wear to the vermeil. Overall this is a finely made and colorful, silver and amethyst bracelet, that was made in Austro Hungary during the Victorian era that is in Excellent condition.There are many more beautiful pieces up for sale this month so please view my other items for the full selection.Shipping
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Flag-raising part of Gatlinburg July 4 celebration
A team of U.S. Marines, including members of Delta Company of the 4th Combat Engineer Battalion of Knoxville, will re-enact the famous scene of the raising of the American flag atop Mount Suribachi in Fourth of July celebrations in Gatlinburg.
U.S. Marine Corps Msg. Sgt. Steven L. Teague of the 473rd Marine Wing Support Squadron headquartered in Marine Corps Air Station, Miramar, Calif., will lead the re-enactment team.
Teague, an Iraq War veteran, is also former First Sergeant of Delta Company.
The Marines will perform the flag raising twice — once on Tuesday during a noon VIP luncheon honoring Tuskegee Airmen and again for the 4th of July Midnight Parade in Gatlinburg.
Five Marines and one Navy Corpsman, the exact military personnel who raised the flag originally in the 1943 Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II, will be dressed in World War II uniforms and carrying WWII weapons for the re-enactment, Teague says.
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- On the beach, just like the name says
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- Decor by famous designer Michael Smith
- Extensive art collection
- Celebrity sightings
- Densely furnished lobby can feel stuffy.
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- Expensive on-site dining
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A known celebrity hangout, Shutters on the Beach has an atmosphere of formal opulence, with expensive artwork in its lobby and restaurants, luxe features, and rooms that belong in a billionaire's beach house. Its oceanfront location and doting service are hard to beat, but Casa Del Mar rivals it with a more intimate feel and better amenities.


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The Hungry Heart provides a look at the often hidden world of prescription drug addiction through St. Albans pediatrician Fred Holmes, who works with patients struggling with this disease. Following the movie will be a question and answer session with Jessica Farnsworth from the West Ridge Treatment Center in Rutland and Mary Alice McKenzie from the Burlington Boys & Girls Club.
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Over the years, Joe has done some beautiful oil paintings outside of his Mary Worth work.
When he was growing up, his father didn't want him to become an artist. He was worried his son wouldn't be able to make a stable living out of it. But the fire to create art was inside of Joe and could not be contained. He drew all over his schoolbooks during class making his teacher scold him again and again. Finally his principal spoke to his parents and told them, you better send Joe to art school. So his father relented and Joe eventually went to the High School of Industrial Arts. Years later when his father became ill, Joe wanted to do an oil painting of him. He would visit him and steal secret looks at him to gather details. His father would ask, "why are you looking at me like that?" But Joe wouldn't say. When the painting was done, Joe gave it to his father which made him do something Joe had never seen before. It made his father cry.


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Robo-AO is the first autonomous laser adaptive optics system and science instrument operating on sky. The system robotically executes large scale surveys, monitors long-term astrophysical dynamics and characterizes newly discovered transients, all at the visible diffraction limit. The first of many envisioned systems has finished over 130 nights of science observing at the Palomar Observatory 60-inch telescope (with over 18,000 robotic observations executed).
The Robo-AO project, led by Principal Investigator Christoph Baranec, with Software Lead Reed Riddle, Project Scientist Nicholas Law, Co-Investigator A. N. Ramaprakash, and students and collaborators, is a collaboration between Caltech Optical Observatories and the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics. It is partially funded by the National Science Foundation under grants AST-0906060, AST-0960343 and AST-1207891, the Office of Naval Research under grant N00014-11-1-0903, by the Mount Cuba Astronomical Foundation, by a gift from Samuel Oschin and by the Indo-US Science and Technology Forum.
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August 11th, 2015 Robo-AO is at the XXIX IAU General Assembly in Honolulu.
Nick presenting our latest Robo-AO/Kepler survey results and Larissa and Christoph presenting posters.
July 13th, 2015 In the summer of 2014, we successfully tested using an infrared avalanche photodiode with the Robo-AO system as both a high-speed camera and tip-tilt sensor. The results of that effort have just been accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal.
Simultaneous infrared and visible Robo-AO imaging of M15 while infrared tip-tilt guiding on a star near the center of the globular cluster.
June 10th, 2015 We are wrapping up our last Robo-AO observing run at Palomar Observatory in a few nights. The last five years have been fantastic at Palomar and we couldn't have been successful without the support of such a dedicated and helpful observatory staff. Thank you all! We will soon be hard at work preparing for our next deployment - stay tuned for an announcement soon.
The June 2015 observing team (during robotic operations): Becky, Larissa, Reed, Carl, Nick and Christoph.
March 4th, 2015 Robo-AO has discovered the second known case of a planet residing in a quadruple star system. The findings help researchers understand how multiple star systems can influence the development and fate of planets. Read more in NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and in an Institute for Astronomy press release.
This artist's conception shows the 30 Ari system, which includes four stars and a planet. Robo-AO discovered the orange-red star in the upper left, bringing the total number of known stars in the system to four. The planet, a gas giant, orbits its primary star (yellow) in about a year's time. Image copyright: Karen Teramura, UH IfA.
January 27th, 2015 Visible light adaptive optics imaging from the Robo-AO system helped in accurately determining the relative sizes of the five Earth-sized planets orbiting their ancient (11.2 billion years old) host star, Kepler-444. Read more in the news and the journal paper led by the University of Birmingham's Dr. Tiago Campante.
Artist's interpretation of Kepler-444. (Tiago Campante/Peter Devine)


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| Lee Chua chapter 15 . 8/8
Well written and I am looking forward to the next chapter. Please don't give up on this story.
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| The Original Navar chapter 15 . 6/9
Oh hey this updated, another great chapter! Had to re-read the story first though, it's been a while!
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The new chapter notification came as a pleasant surprise. Glad this is back. It was easy enough to follow this chapter without a detailed rereading. And nice job keeping things moving along.
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To me the order "Be ready to leave by sundown," seems a bit strange considering they actually leave the next morning and it goes uncommented on.
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I'm way more excited for this being back than I should be. I have full confidence in you writing THE definitive beginning-to-end Civilization fanfic.
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Please update, I love the possibilities this story could have
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Why no update?
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Come on! This is one of the best fanfics I've ever read, and it hasn't been updated in over a year?! What's up with that? Seriously, this is an amazing premise, with tons of possiblities to explore! Personally, I can't wait until the invention of the atomic bomb!
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For 2013, Subaru's Legacy sedan continues to win consumers with its pleasant styling, roomy rear seat and unbeatable all-wheel-drive (AWD) setup. Despite the AWD's added weight and power demands, the 4-cylinder Legacy manages very respectable fuel economy ratings of 24-mpg city and 34-mpg highway, when equipped with continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). Add to this class-leading safety and resale ratings, and it becomes nearly impossible to argue against buying a Legacy. One deterrent might reside with the Legacy's rather basic audio systems, which while equipped with Bluetooth phone connectivity and streaming audio, are a far cry from the latest in high-tech infotainment. If you're seeking touch-screen radios that not only allow voice control of the iPod, but popular apps as well, you'll be happier in a sedan from Ford, GM or Hyundai.
If you're looking for a sedan as well regarded for its safety as its comfort, the 2013 Subaru Legacy deserves a long look. A huge back seat and cavernous trunk are definite pluses, but it's the Legacy's sure-footed standard AWD, impressive crash test ratings and excellent fuel economy that we love.
If you're looking for a sportier sedan, even the 6-cylinder Legacy isn't as much fun to drive as a turbocharged Hyundai Sonata or VW Passat. The 2.5i's rubbery manual transmission won't impress enthusiast drivers, and the lack of a touch-screen infotainment system may turn off younger buyers.
For 2013, the Legacy sedan gets a minor facelift, a stiffer suspension and upgraded radios with Bluetooth. The Limited can be equipped with Subaru's EyeSight driver assist (Pre-Collision Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Departure Warning), as well as a new navigation system. Lastly, a new 2.5i Sport trim level supplants last year's 2.5GT variant.
Driving Impressions While the 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder engines in the 2013 Subaru Legacy offer differing acceleration, the Legacy 2.5i, and 3.6R share the same suspension, meaning the ride and handling are fairly...consistent regardless of model. We found the Legacy's ride to be exceptionally smooth and its cabin sufficiently quiet. The boxer engine's low center of gravity coupled with all-wheel drive make for stable handling with a slightly sporty edge. The newly improved 2.5-liter engine's 173 horsepower provides adequate though unspectacular acceleration and passing, though its optional CVT works better than most and features a set of paddle shifters that allow manual-style gear changes. Fuel economy with the CVT is actually quite a bit better than with manual, and you'll get a more sophisticated AWD setup to boot. The 3.6R is, as expected, better at moving the Legacy, but with a sizeable penalty in fuel economy (18/25 vs. 24/32).
Available only on Limited trims, Subaru's new voice-activated navigation system includes a 7-inch high-resolution screen, rearview camera and Bluetooth hands-free phone and streaming music capability. The system also includes a 440-watt harman/kardon sound system, single-disc CD player, HD radio, USB auxiliary audio input, XM Satellite with NavTraffic and iPod integration.
Available on the Limited trim, the Subaru's EyeSight system includes Pre-Collision Braking, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure and Sway warning, and a pedestrian-detection system.
The spacious interior in the 2013 Subaru Legacy is elegant in both its design and function. The front seats are superbly comfortable and, on all but the base model, include one of the best driver-seat lumbar supports we've tested. Legroom and headroom are excellent front and rear, and split-folding rear seats expand the cargo space from large to huge. The thick tilt/telescoping steering wheel includes controls for audio and cruise, as well as Bluetooth. Gauges are stylish, legible and include a trip computer and fuel-economy gauge; Limited trims have an electroluminescent cluster with a proper temperature gauge.
For 2013, the Subaru Legacy's styling gets a bit sportier, touting a newly designed grille, wheels and front bumper. Other than wheels, foglights and, on all but the base model, color-keyed mirrors, there is little to distinguish the five trim levels. Unlike its Outback cousin, the Legacy sits low to the ground-a design that permits it to appear like any other family sedan but also somewhat limits its ability to engage in deep snow. However, features like the available windshield wiper de-icer solidify the Legacy's winter warrior credentials.
Features on the 2013 Legacy 2.5i sedan include all-wheel drive, a 6-speed manual transmission, 16-inch wheels, USB/iPod control and Bluetooth phone connectivity and audio streaming. A 6-cylinder 3.6R version is similar, though with a 5-speed automatic and 17-inch alloy wheels. The 2.5i Premium models include the CVT transmission, a 10-way power driver's seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel and 6-speaker audio. The 2.5i and 3.6R Limited trims add a power passenger seat, dual-zone climate control, the All-Weather Package (heated front seats, mirrors and windshield wiper de-icers), leather seats, a 440-watt harman/kardon premium sound system, rear A/C vents, and an electroluminescent gauge cluster with 3.5-inch LCD information display.
2013 Subaru Legacy options are clustered according to trim. The base 2.5i offers only the CVT automatic, while the Premium trim can be equipped with the All-Weather Package, 440-watt harman/kardon audio system, a power moonroof and rearview camera package. Limited trims offer voice-activated navigation with rearview camera, as well as the EyeSight system and a power moonroof. Subaru dealers also offer a relatively wide array of accessories including an auto-dimming rearview mirror with HomeLink, rear-seat DVD entertainment system, a remote starter, all-weather floor mats, puddle lights and a roof rack system with numerous attachment options.
For 2013, the Legacy's 2.5-liter boxer engine is upgraded with Dual Active Valve Control driven by a timing chain (as opposed to a rubber belt). The result is a few more horsepower and better low-end torque response, as well as quieter operation. Equipping this engine with the literally seamless CVT automatic will produce the best fuel economy (24/32 mpg city/highway), but the 6-speed manual is a better choice if saving money is a bigger priority. The most refined engine choice for the Legacy is the 3.6-liter 6-cylinder, which offers strong acceleration and passing power, but with a bit less fuel efficiency. Manual-equipped cars feature a mechanical viscous coupling center differential that splits torque in a constant 50/50 front-to-rear configuration. Legacys equipped with an automatic transmission use a more sophisticated electronic setup that, on the 3.6R, can even vary the torque split according to need.
2.5-liter boxer-4
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174 lb-ft of torque @ 4,100 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 21/28 mpg (manual), 24/32 mpg (automatic)
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EPA city/highway fuel economy: 18/25 mpg
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By Gary on Wednesday, August 12, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 29,600overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Classy Roomy Reliable Economical All-weather use"
Cons: "2.5l 4-cyl Lacks power of larger engines"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Bought this Legacy used with 18K miles in November 2011. It's been dependable and economical since. Very happy with it. Also like the "exclusivity" of the Legacy since most buyers choose the Outback (also excellent) or another brand. Looks classy and contemporary. Expect years more of reliable service from this 2010 Legacy."
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By PAT on Wednesday, July 22, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "FUN CAR IN GREAT SHAPE"
Cons: "NO CONS"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
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By bailey on Saturday, June 06, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 1 of 10rating details
Pros: "good gas milage ,good in snow and ice"
Cons: "uses oil"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"cr has 20000 miles and burns oil. used over a quart of oil in less than 4000 mile between oil changes"
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By spunky on Thursday, June 04, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 51,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun and very comfortable to drive"
Cons: "In town driving milage."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Was looking for a Infiniti when I found this beauty. Less road noise, more responsive, corner handling excellent. Braking is top of the line, I am sure this car saved me from having a bad accident. Interior trim makes you feel like you are in a Mercedes. Black with white leather, tinted windows looks high class. Nothing but compliments. Thanks subie."
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By JGG on Friday, May 29, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 81,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Like driving a sports car! Love it!"
Cons: "Should have upgraded to the model with navigation."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Reliable, durable, well built, great pickup, comfortable, great styling. I LOVE my Subaru! Excellent value for the money. Best kept secret out there!"
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By Tim on Saturday, May 23, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 51,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Price, mileage, traction, amenities"
Cons: "Seats are a bit stiff,"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Awesome car, I got the base model with 6 speed manual. Since I don't spend much time in stop and go traffic, it is ideal for me. Best vehicle I have ever owned in terms of traction and predictability on treacherous road conditions. If I had to do it all over again, I would buy the same car."
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Those who have lived through the entire PC epoch remember well that Microsoft built its whole empire on being the company that did not market PC hardware. They got their start as IBM's special little friend, shipping millions of MSDOS instances with early, iconic IBM PCs. Then when IBM tried to swallow the whole sandwich, by pushing out Microsoft and bundling their own OS/ 2 system with consumer computers, Microsoft quickly made IBM irrelevant – and dealt a blow to the very concept of a PC brand – by making their own deals with OEM vendors, who thus had access to a gigantic market that soon exploded into the consumer PC industry we know today.
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The Bible indicates that God revealed His will to selected people through dreams or visions in Scriptures such as Genesis 37:5-10; 1 Kings 3:5-15; Daniel, chapters 2 and 7; Matthew 1:20; 2:13,19; and Acts 10:9-16; 16:9.
God may communicate through dreams or visions even today, but we need to carefully check any such guidance we receive with Scripture and godly counsel to be sure it is from the Lord. Anything which contradicts Scripture is not from God. Our minds and even Satan are capable of producing great deception in such subjective areas.
2 Timothy 3:16-17 shows that God has revealed His will to us primarily through His Word. It says, "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work."
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Question,does God give us dreams of something bad gonna happen to a love one ?
One of my dreams that can help everyone as motivation: I had a dream I went to my earthly father's, because he was giving me some of my inheritance. When I arrived he gave me an old rickety barn. It was ready to fall down and you could see completely through it. I got brave though and walked in. To my amazement, the inside was full of furnished rooms that went on and on, and it was very nice. My earthly father symbolized my heavenly father, who was showing that the inheritance he has for me is beyond what my eyes can even comprehend. He has amazing things waiting for all of his children that we can't even imagine!!!
The Holy Spirit has came to me in dreams quite often over the past year to answer questions, teach lessons, strengthen my faith and guide my life. He uses a lot of symbolism and it's obvious when it's a dream that comes from the Lord vs. just a normal dream, as I can remember nearly every detail and in a short time I know the meaning. I asked him to take over last fall, because I realized my ways were not working and taken over he has! God is great!!!
I've been praying for a godly man to one day marry. Eight months ago, this guy moved to our church and we became friends. I had a dream, and in this dream we were holding hands as if we were a couple. As the days went by, I thought it was weird because I had no feelings for him but as time went by I started to develop feelings for him. I prayed and prayed to God to take those feelings away. As I was praying I believe it was God told me, "He is for you, he is for you." I finished praying and went to bed…my eyes closed, so hard to explain but again loud and clear he said, "He is for you."
I was at my grandparents' house in the kitchen when all of a sudden I had a brief pause and forgot about everything instantly. I began breathing slow and deep. I saw light, then I was shown a vision of darkness. Many people were on their knees surrounding a pedestal, then it zoomed in slowly on the person standing on the pedestal, going up his body and then just went away as the face was about to appear. He was wearing a robe with a hood. Everyone else was swaying side to side humming and worshipping this person. Then immediately I was filled with tears and felt loved and in awe of what was happening… I was at peace with myself, and felt like a huge weight had come off my shoulders. I was brought to my knees in the process.


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Chief Warrant Officer 5 Abel Galaviz also said Pfc. Bradley Manning shouldn't have been stripped of all clothing during a period when he wasn't on suicide watch. And he said a
board that made confinement recommendations to the brig commander used improper procedures that called into question the panel's objectivity.
Galaviz's testimony on the seventh day of a pretrial hearing was the strongest evidence the defence has produced to counter the government's claim that brig officials justifiably believed the strict conditions were needed to keep Manning from hurting or killing himself.
The hearing is to determine whether those conditions, including confinement in a 1.8m cell at least 23 hours a day, amounted to illegal pretrial punishment, possibly warranting dismissal of the case.
Manning was held at Quantico in maximum custody from July 2010 to April 2011, when he was moved to medium-security confinement at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
While at Quantico, Manning was on either ''suicide risk'' or the less-restrictive ''prevention of injury'' status, both involving additional security measures.
Brig commanders, advised by a three-member Classification and Assignment Board, rejected psychiatrists' nearly weekly recommendations to ease Manning's restrictions, according to testimony and brig records.
Galaviz was sent to Quantico in February 2011 to review the situation after the United Nations' torture investigator began asking about Manning's treatment.
Galaviz testified Wednesday (NZT Thursday) that brig commander Chief Warrant Officer James Averhart violated a military corrections policy by failing to immediately take Manning off suicide watch following an August 6, 2010, mental health evaluation that concluded he was at no risk of killing himself.
Instead, Averhart kept Manning on suicide watch until August 11, Galaviz said.
Manning had been on suicide watch since arriving at the brig July 29.
Averhart put Manning back on suicide watch January 18, 2011, after the soldier suffered what his lawyer characterised as an anxiety attack that included hitting himself in the head.
A psychiatrist recommended the same day that the restrictions be eased, but Averhart didn't remove Manning from suicide watch until January 20 or 21, Galaviz said.
''I felt that although he was removed, it could have been done in a more timely manner than it was,'' Galaviz said under cross-examination by defence attorney David Coombs.
On July 2, 2011, Averhart's successor, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Denise Barnes ordered Manning to surrender his underwear after he told a guard that if he really wanted to kill himself he could use the elastic waistband of his undershorts.
He was forced to sleep naked for several nights until he was issued a suicide-proof smock that became his nighttime attire until he left Quantico.
Galaviz said Barnes had the authority to deprive Manning of his clothes but she should also have placed him on suicide risk since that was the reason for the order.
''When you take that action on somebody to remove his clothing, you have at that point, as far as I'm concerned, gone into the suicide-risk status,'' he said.
Galaviz also testified that the Classification and Assignment Board used a non-standard form to convey its recommendations to the brig commander.
He said the board's senior officer may have prejudiced the proceedings by filling out the form before the board met.
And he said the officer, a brig counsellor, shouldn't have been a board member at all since his higher rank could have influenced the others' recommendations.
Manning, a 24-year-old native of Crescent, Oklahoma, is charged with 22 offences, including aiding the enemy, which carries a maximum penalty of life in prison.
He's accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified Iraq and Afghanistan war logs and more than 250,000 diplomatic cables while working as an intelligence analyst in Baghdad in 2009 and 2010.
He's also charged with leaking a 2007 video clip of a US helicopter crew gunning down 11 men later found to have included a Reuters news photographer and his driver.
The Pentagon concluded the troops acted appropriately, having mistaken the camera equipment for weapons.
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